Suspect wanted for capital murder of a homeowner in 2022 was captured in Zavala County during a traffic stop.
Derrick Wayne Castille was arrested by Texas DPS Special Agents working in conjunction with Florida Department of Law Enforcement and Texas Highway Patrol.
According to authorities, a traffic stop was conducted on an SUV in Zavala County for a traffic violation. Authorities said during the interview, the driver, who authorities believed was a man wanted for murder out of Harris County, gave false information about his identity. After several attempts to flee from custody, the driver was apprehended and eventually admitted he was Castille.
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